Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-08-25
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THE NEWS.

Ed Con way, lately out of the peniten
tentiary. is under arrest at Dayton, o.
for counterfeitiDg nickels.
Mrs Anna Shoots, charged with pois'
oning her child, at GAINESVILLE, o., ba:
been admitted to $4,000 bail.
The Ute outbreak under Chief Colo
row is becoming serious. and troops
have been ordered forward.
Andrew Lemon, wife,son and dsught
er, of Millersburg. O., were poisoned by
eating imported dried beef.
Milk sickness has appeared among
the cattle in Union township, Hancock
county, O., near Findlsy.
Southern merchants are buying their
| fall stock of goods, and there are cheer
ing signs of an increased trade this
season.
Henry Dougherty. living near Charles
ton, w. Va, was shot by an assassin
while returning to his home from a
neighbor's.
Governor Foraker has appointed Gen
eral John S. Jones, of Delaware, a truss
tee of the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Or
phahs' Home.
Mrs. Herbert, patient in st. Joseph's 8
Hospital, Joliet, ILL.,, has been asleep for
2I9 days-the most remarkable case of
the kind on record.
The United Labor party, i'll session at
Syracuse. N Y excluded the socialists,
sat down on the Union faction. The
George faction won the organization.
Richard Bean, herdic driver In Bos-
on, has been notified that he and his
brother and sister are heirs to Sl0,000,-
600 left by Thomas Bean, of Bonham,
Texas.
In saloon quarrel in Harrison, o..
John Pratt was shot and killed by Cliff
ford Weeks, the bar-keeper. whom he
assaulted, with threats that he would
kill him.
Mrs Sarah Ellen Mcintosh, of Salem,
Ind, oldest child of the late w G De-
pauw, has brought suit to set aside the
will. on the ground of undue influence
attending the execution.
The Democrats of Seneca, Crawford
and Wysndot counties, Ohio, have nom
mated P NJ Adams, of TifiD, to repre-
sent them in the state senate. The dis
trict is 5000 Democratic.
Marshal Ellis. of Wabash, Ind, went
to Marion in pursuit of thieves, and put
up at hotel over night. He got up in
the night and walked cut of second
story window, falling 80 feet.
John Hertel and Daniel Wyninger,
living GEAR Fredericksburg, Ind, met
in road and proceeded to fight out an
old feud. The latter was killed, after
which Hertel robbed him of $4,000 and
fled.
ia Webb, of Pittsburgh. chief mover
in the new whisky pool says " per cent.
of the distileries in the United States
have Joined, and he believes all will
come in and help In cutting down pro
duction and advancing prices.
The Cincinnati limited express on the
b & o was wrecked at the " in Wash
ington. D G, Wednesday morning of last
week. The engineer was scalded to
death, 1S persons badly injured and the
engine and five cars demolished.
Richard Seaman Scott, who absconded
In 1885 with 100000 that belonged to
the Manhattan bank of New York, has
confessed to Consul General Waller, In
London, duplicating John r. Dunn. W ho
he says, advised him to take 81 900, 900.
He only took 100000 retaining $4,000
and giving the remainder to Dunn to
invest.
The Pennsylvania Republicsns,in in con-
vention at Harrisburg, nominated Capt.
w B Hart for treasurer, J Judge Williams
of Philadelphia, for Supreme Judge,and
indorsed James G Blaine for President.
The resolution in the last behalf SAYS:
Accident can not abate the love of
great party, nor the admiration of
great people for a statesman true alike
TO his convictions and to his country"
The Republican State Central Cons
mittee has selected the following Exec>
utive Committee, and will begin the
work of the campaign at once: Chair.
w ) Cappeller, Mansfield; Sect. John NJ
Doane, Columbus; Treasurer, George w
Sinks, Columbus; Charles Foster, FOs>
toria; A s Bushnell, Springfield; nj A
Hanna. Cleveland; Geo B Fox, Cincin1
natl; L w King. Youngstown; II b
Wilson. IrontOn;U H Eester, Van Vert;
@ l. Kurtz. Columbus; F Bald win Mt.
Vernon; G A Cottrell. Toledo. The
campaign will open at Caldwell Septem-
Der 10.